Sentence examples for are likely to erupt in a from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Japan was spared the religious, ethnic, regional and tribal animosities that are likely to erupt in a post-war Iraq.

They complain that the labels in some cases are not responding to termination rights notices and predict that once 2013 arrives, a conflict that is now mostly hidden from view is likely to erupt in public.

Unless they wise up soon, the socioeconomic volcano that our nation's wealthy plutocrats have created, with help from their minions in Congress, is likely to erupt.

Your jealousy is likely to erupt and consume you.

"These factors [may] enable better prediction of where and why drug violence is likely to erupt," Lawrence agrees.

"He is an expert organizer and an untiring worker," whose hatred for whites "is not likely to erupt in violence as he is much too clever and intelligent for that".

According to Scott G. Knowles, author of "The Disaster Experts: Mastering Risk in Modern America," expatriates are likely to rise to action when a crisis erupts in the United States because of "community cohesion".

Then, if they do happen to be stopped in the street by a police officer, Hanson believes, the conversation is less likely to erupt into a confrontation.

They also found that larger sunspots are more likely to erupt than smaller spots.

If this molten rock hits that, we know it is likely to trigger it to erupt.

A new corporate bidding war may be about to erupt in Germany, but it is likely to follow an old script.